Arch-hispanderer David Cole insults journalist, but is too cowardly and petty to refer to his target by name, or link to him

By Nicholas Stix

Arch-hispanderer David Cole insults journalist, but is too cowardly and petty to refer to his target by name, or link to him

On Christmas night, I was reading David Cole for the first time in two-and-a-half months, when I saw him quote someone, whom he identified as “a VDARE writer.”

Cole: “Over the years I’ve come to understand that some of you want to be lied to. In October some VDARE author wrote, ‘I darned near religiously read David Cole’s column. Then he got into a bad habit of hispandering. The blacks may be bad, but hispanics are fine and dandy.

“Well, murders are way down with blacks gone and replaced on the East/Southside by Mexicans. That’s just a fact. You want me to lie about it? You want a nursery rhyme, you big brave white retard who’s scared of data?”

Well, I think to meself, that sounds interesting and vaguely familiar, so I fed the quotation into google, and came up with...me! But Cole had cut off the context. So, I’M “the big brave white retard who’s scared of data.”

N.S., as quoted by Cole: “For a few years, I darned near religiously read David Cole’s column. Then he got into a bad habit of hispandering. The blacks may be bad, but hispanics are fine and dandy.

N.S., beyond what he quoted: “For the first time in a while, I read his latest column, and there are some valuable nuggets about the trouble with gopers.

“blacks who show any signs of Hitler fetishism or Holocaust denial are even more insane than whites who do the same.”

The column, “blacks can’t hold their Hitler,” was inspired by black republican, Mark Robinson.

“But here’s the rub: Cole keeps cursing his fool head off, like a 13-year-old. Was he drunk at his word processor?

“F—k issues.

“Okay, I’d question that one, but hey—what do I know?

“Well, maybe a lot. maybe a fu—ing lot….

“That’s today’s conservative literature scene in a nutshell: ghostwritten books offered to illiterates.

“Ghost writers, ghost readers.”

He has these occasional brilliant insights, but he’s got to drown then in booze childish profanity.